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Pinehurst Outlook

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Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1912

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Tin Whistle Golf Tournaments Have Sixty Six Prizes Listed

A detailed schedule for the Tin Whistle golf tournaments runs from December 16 to March 31, outlining medal play events, team matches, mixed foursomes, and various contests. Sixty six trophies are offered with donors including E A Johnston J M Thompson W I Truesdell Rh C King and others. total value is about 3000 dollars.

Messrs. E. A. Johnston J. M. Thompson W. I. Truesdell Rh. C. King I.S. Robeson J. G. Nicholson H. C. Yownes H. W. Priest J. L. Wyckoff Robert Hunter Leonard Tufts J.8. Brown W. E. Truesdell

American Golf Inception Tied to 1891 Yonkers Outing

A 1891 Yonkers outing led by John Reid and others spurred the Scotch game’s spread. Alex ander P. W. Kinnan recalls the parents of American golf forming St Andrews and the American Club, with Pinehurst now emblematic of the game’s rise and its universal appeal across ages and abilities.

Alexander P. W. Kinnan Union Dime Bank New York Carolina John Reid Yonkers Jordan L. Mott Iron Works Scotland John B. Upham Harry Holbrook Holbrook Brothers Mr. Reid North Broadway Mr. Holbrook Fred Warren St. Andrews Pinehurst

Wanderlust Auto Tourists Journey to Florida

Messrs. W. L. Cook and J. L. Taylor of Plainville Connecticut passed through here Monday en route to Florida. They travel in rough ready attire with a well equipped car, prepared for fair or foul weather. They expect to be on the road about four weeks enjoying life and the thrill of conquest.

Florida W. L. Cook J. L. Taylor Plainville Conn Santa Claus

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Idirth St. Valentine's Tourney Robeson Tin Whistle C. N. Phillips H. C. Fownes C. L. Becker THE TIN Whistles Mr. Alexander P. W. Kinnan
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